New Releases by Emily Bolam

On each day of the week, Hattie the cat gets into mischief--until Sunday, when she becomes a good little kitty. This sturdy board book features rolling button eyes on a face on the front cover and solid pages that can stand up on their own. Full color.

Gatefold flap, chunky board books, the mirror at the end. 1-4 yrs+

Many different animals live on the savannah and Zebra is determined to meet them all. Who has big, flapping ears? Who has a soft, fury mane? And who''s that asleep up in a tree? A simple board book that introduces children to different safari animals.

Horse shaped board book with plastic eyes attached to front cover.

A bear leads the other forest animals in aerobic exercises.

Il n''y a pas si longtemps, Petite Merveille répondait au nom de Numéro 9 : il était le cochonnet le plus petit, le plus timide, le plus rose de la porcherie. Mais un jour, il décida de devenir le champion des galipettes et sa vie de petit cochon en fut transformée... Une drôle d''histoire où l''on apprend que grandir permet aussi de découvrir ses talents.

When a duck disappears from their farm, Sally and her father hop in his truck and search everywhere for the missing animal. On the way, they pass several different habitats and meet animal friends who want to join them and help. A unique novelty book. "The reader can stash the removable paper animals in the laminated cardboard pick-up truck that pops out of the cover--and then return each to its own pocket, by identifying camel with desert and panda with bamboo forest."--"Publishers Weekly."

A dirty young boy who does not want to take a bath imagines all sorts of animals in the tub.

Little chick tries to figure out where each of his animal friends lives in the barnyard. On board pages, with press out puzzle pieces that fit into die-cut illustrations.

Introduces in text and illustrations the characteristics of the twelve star signs of the zodiac.

A cumulative nursery rhyme about the chain of events that started when Jack built a house. Suggested level: preschool, junior.

Bathtime is more run if you have a book to read, and with their strap and sucker attachment Bath Buddies will not float away. Elephant splashes in the shower, while bear washes in the waterfall. Frog paddles in puddles... but how do you take a bath?